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The transcript discusses a crowdfunded High Court case in the UK, funded by everyday people, not bankers. It highlights the involvement of Conservative Party members and critiques the government's use of tax money to oppose the case. The discussion touches on constitutional law, specifically the European Withdrawal Act of 2017, and the media's role in shaping public perception. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using one's voice to stand against perceived injustices.

What is the main focus of the crowdfunded court case discussed in the video?

• A High Court case funded by everyday people

• A new tax policy

• A political party election

• A media campaign

Who is primarily funding the High Court case according to the speaker?

• The government

• Gina Miller

• Bankers

• Normal everyday people

What is the speaker's political affiliation mentioned in the video?

• Labour Party

• Liberal Democrats

• Conservative Party

• Green Party

What legal act is referenced in the discussion about the court case?

• The Freedom of Information Act

• The Data Protection Act

• The European Withdrawal Act of 2017

• The Human Rights Act

What does the speaker suggest is the only action left against media bias?

• Filing a lawsuit

• Boycotting media outlets

• Ignoring the media

• Standing up and using their voices